May 2019, no. 411

May 2019, no. 411

City of Trees: Essays on life, death and the need for a forest by Sophie Cunningham

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On David Malouf by Nam Le

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'This is the way the world ends' by Beejay Silcox

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'Why do politicians find tax justice so hard?' by Daniel Halliday

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From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage: How Australia got compulsory voting by Judith Brett

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Machines Like Me by Ian McEwan

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A Lovely and Terrible Thing by Chris Womersley

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Memories of the Future by Siri Hustvedt

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The Uninhabitable Earth: A story of the future by David Wallace-Wells

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News from the Editor's Desk - May 2019

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Letters to the Editor - May 2019

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Practice: Journalism, essays and criticism by Guy Rundle

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Moneyland: Why thieves and crooks now rule the world and how to take it back by Oliver Bullough

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'Painting the horizon', a new poem by Kristen Lang

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Australia's Vietnam: Myth vs history by Mark Dapin

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Remembered Presences: Responses to theatre by Alison Croggon

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The Ripples Before the New Wave: Drama at the University Of Sydney 1957–1963 by Robyn Dalton and Laura Ginters

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'Karen Carpenter', a new poem by Charles Bernstein

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This Young Monster by Charlie Fox

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Simpson Returns: A novella by Wayne Macauley

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Chris Flynn reviews four new crime novels

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Room for a Stranger by Melanie Cheng

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Into the Fire by Sonia Orchard

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Gravity Is The Thing by Jaclyn Moriarty

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Driving Into the Sun by Marcella Polain

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Emma Lew is Poet of the Month

The Shining Wall by Melissa Ferguson

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An Unconventional Wife: The life of Julia Sorell Arnold by Mary Hoban

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Open Page with Judith Brett

Secularists, Religion and Government in Nineteenth-Century America by Timothy Verhoeven

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Diderot and the Art of Thinking Freely by Andrew S. Curran

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The Existential Englishman: Paris among the artists by Michael Peppiatt

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'As Time Goes By', a new poem by Bella Li

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On Cricket by Mike Brearley

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The Birth of Ethics: Reconstructing the role and nature of morality by Philip Pettit, edited by Kinch Hoekstra with Michael Tomasello

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The Coddling of the American Mind by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt

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Breaking Point: The future of Australian cities by Peter Seamer

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The Shahnameh: The Persian epic as world literature by Hamid Dabashi

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Night Parrot: Australia’s most elusive bird by Penny Olsen

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Crow College: New and selected poems by Emma Lew

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